I started with a simple terra cotta pot!
Starting at the top, I used my glue gun to attach the rope.
I finished up wrapping the pot with rope. I snipped the rope off with scissors, and secured it down with hot glue.
Using left-over turquoise latex paint from another project and a standard paint brush, I painted the base of this pot.
Perfect outdoor centerpiece!
by April Hoff
Rope-Wrapped & Painted Pots!
$15
30 Minutes
Easy
I wrapped rope around some cheap terra cotta pots and added a touch of left-over paint! The result is a cute outdoor centerpiece! See tutorial for full details!
Need some texture and color for your outdoor table? Try these easy rope-wrapped and painted terra cotta pots!
Need some texture and color for your outdoor table? Try these easy rope-wrapped and painted terra cotta pots!
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Joy Smithon Jul 22, 2015They are lovely! Did they hold together when the Terra Cotta plant was watered, over time I mean....?
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Anne-Marieon Jun 7, 2019What rope ANYONE ????
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